There are a handful of sequels that are as good as (or better than) their progenitors – The Godfather 2, Superman II, Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan and The Dark Knight come to mind – and now Kingsman: The Golden Circle joins that elite list.

Following the heavy expositional load of the thoroughly entertaining first film, The Golden Circle expands character development (of Eggsy, at least) and introduces a delightfully pragmatic villain who has the best of intentions (and hopes to profit handsomely from them, too).

Hell or High Water is a simple story with a lot of layers – it’s about brothers who are robbing branches of the bank that’s about to foreclose on their family’s ranch in order to pay the bank off. It’s about a Texas Ranger on the brink of retirement who gets one last big case. It’s about the old and the new – and how no matter how much things change, they always remain the same.

Released just in time for the Republican National convention, the new trailer for Hell and High Water follows two brothers who decide to rob the banks that are about to foreclose on the family farm in order to pay off their mortgage.

The brothers are played by Chris Pine and Ben foster. Jeff Bridges plays the about-to-retire Texas Ranger who is trying to track them down.

Check out the trailer following the jump. Hell or High Water opens in select cities on August 12th and goes wide on August 19th.

Brothers Toby and Tanner set out to raise the money to keep the bank from foreclosing on their mother – by robbing banks. Which puts them in the crosshairs of an about to retire Texas Ranger.

Hell or High Water stars Chris Pine and Ben Foster as Toby and Tanner – and Jeff Bridges as the Ranger. Hell or High Water opens in limited release on August 12th and goes wide on August 19th. Check out the trailer after the jump.

The story of a youth who transcends the bland utopia of his world is a well thought out piece of dystopic sci-fi until the last act, when it goes off the rails and into the realm of fantasy – thoroughly undermining itself.

Ever wondered what Jeff Bridges eats for breakfast or what his favorite movie is? Well now you can ask him yourself during his first ever Reddit "Ask Me Anything" THISWEDNESDAY, JULY 23RD AT 3:00PM ET / 12:00PM PT.

Fans can ask about his upcoming film The Giver, his favorite co-stars, if he really likes White Russians, what is was like to win an Oscar, and any other question they want answered. For more on The Giver, follow the jump.

R.I.P.D., with its monstrous dead guys and unique weaponry – not to mention its old veteran/rookie dynamic and tightly wound boss (who had a thing with the veteran years ago) – might be based on a comic from Dark Horse, but it takes a lot of its cues from the Men In Black movie series. That’s not a bad thing because, thanks to a wicked awesome cast, it does stand on its own.

The news that Legendary Pictures has signed a deal with NBCUniversal makes Seventh son the last film for which they’ll partner with Warner Brothers. The fantasy movie stars Ben Barnes as Tom Ward, a seventh son of a seventh son and therefore destined to save humanity from evil. Jeff Bridges is Tom’s mentor, Master Gregory, and Julianne Moore is that evil I referred to earlier, Mother Malik – a witch who can, apparently, change into a dragon.

Follow the jump to check out Seventh son’s first trailer. Seventh Son comes to theaters on January 17, 2014.

They’re dead lawmen, saving the world one soul at a time. Jeff Bridges (having way too much fun) and Ryan Reynolds (ditto) star in Universal’s P.I.P.D. – Rest in Peace Department, protecting and serving the living starting July 19th.

Charles Portis’ novel, True Grit, is a darkly seriocomic western that satirizes the genre’s conventions by formalizing them to the point of absurdity. It makes sense that the Coen Brothers, who have a similar sensibility, would adapt the novel in a faithful, yet strikingly Coen way.